LOA 13 exit poll
I know anybody can vote on these and the actual vote will be different but I just want to compare it to the APC CBA poll
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Great idea.
Will be interesting to see the data. |
Bluepilots has the same thread going...
it’s 2 yes to 65 no right now. The poll leading into it is 24 yes to 363 no. take it for what it’s worth |
Originally Posted by avi8orco
(Post 3189712)
Bluepilots has the same thread going...
it’s 2 yes to 65 no right now. The poll leading into it is 24 yes to 363 no. take it for what it’s worth |
Sociologists will be studying this for years if it comes back as a Yes vote.
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Originally Posted by nuball5
(Post 3189714)
Sociologists will be studying this for years if it comes back as a Yes vote.
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Originally Posted by PSU Flyer
(Post 3189713)
Yeah, but what did the BP poll show for the CBA vote?
The BP poll for the CBA was 61% no 37% yes 1% abstained The APC poll for the CBA was 70%yes 30% no https://www.airlinepilotforums.com/j...ally-vote.html I cant remember what the actual yes/no ended up being but I think it was about 73% yes. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk |
Originally Posted by PSU Flyer
(Post 3189713)
Yeah, but what did the BP poll show for the CBA vote?
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Originally Posted by RiddleEagle18
(Post 3189724)
The BP poll for the CBA was
61% no 37% yes 1% abstained The APC poll for the CBA was 70%yes 30% no https://www.airlinepilotforums.com/j...ally-vote.html I cant remember what the actual yes/no ended up being but I think it was about 73% yes. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk Maybe it won’t be close like last time then. The key is making the polls anonymous. The PotatoFarm poll doesn’t hide your name and well....100% No. |
LOA 13 exit poll
Originally Posted by nuball5
(Post 3189733)
That’s eyeopening and good data, thank you.
Maybe it won’t be close like last time then. If this poll stays somewhere around 70% no Im pretty confident it wont pass. I would bet on APC being the most accurate and only missing by 5% or so. Current BP exit poll is 96% no (82) 3% yes (3) http://bluepilots.com/viewtopic.php?t=55106 |
Originally Posted by RiddleEagle18
(Post 3189735)
If this poll stays somewhere around 70% no Im pretty confident it wont pass.
I would bet on APC being the most accurate and only missing by 5% or so. Current BP exit poll is 96% no (82) 3% yes (3) BluePilots.com :: Log in APC and Jblupilots. 65% Yes on the 2018 TA. |
I’m not allowed to vote in the poll. Maybe it’s because I’ve either never posted or not posted in a long time. Either way, trying this and seeing if I can vote. I was a yes to the CBA but am a no to LOA 13.
Edit: Still can’t vote. Oh well |
I voted no then voted no for you with a mail in ballot.
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I am a Yes
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I voted yes to the CBA for scope. I'm voting no to the TA for scope.
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Fox3, LOA13
Yes, CBA
No, LOA 13 because of verbal assurances not supported with adequate language, esp. regarding scope. |
No. Because reasons.
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Originally Posted by johnqpilot
(Post 3189743)
I’m not allowed to vote in the poll. Maybe it’s because I’ve either never posted or not posted in a long time. Either way, trying this and seeing if I can vote. I was a yes to the CBA but am a no to LOA 13.
Edit: Still can’t vote. Oh well |
Won’t let me officially vote, but I am a no.
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Update on BP poll por favor. ?
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Originally Posted by HogEars
(Post 3191212)
Update on BP poll por favor. ?
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LOA 13 exit poll
BP
295 (90%)- no 33(10%) - yes Jblu 69 (77%) - no 21 (23%)- yes APC (since on Tapatalk you can’t see it) 67 (77%) - no 20 (23%) - yes Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk |
When is it over?
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Originally Posted by SaintNick
(Post 3191224)
When is it over?
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It’s sad that BP had five times the engagement as the other two sites. Sign of the times...
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It looks like $14 billion in additional payroll support for the airline sector is picking up steam in Washington. I wonder if that changes the dynamics of the LOA at all, most notably the furlough protection.
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Originally Posted by nuball5
(Post 3191326)
It looks like $14 billion in additional payroll support for the airline sector is picking up steam in Washington. I wonder if that changes the dynamics of the LOA at all, most notably the furlough protection.
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Originally Posted by avi8orco
(Post 3191343)
Yeah...we’ll have idiots voting yes to sell them scope for furlough protection they’ll get anyway. Bet the company communications won’t say a word about more gov money till after the vote’s done.
I’ve stated my reasons before. Perhaps, calling people you don’t know idiots may not be the best way to gain respect? |
Originally Posted by seekingblue
(Post 3191368)
I’m a yes voter. I’m not an idiot.
I’ve stated my reasons before. Perhaps, calling people you don’t know idiots may not be the best way to gain respect? |
Originally Posted by RiddleEagle18
(Post 3191219)
BP
295 (90%)- no 33(10%) - yes Jblu 69 (77%) - no 21 (23%)- yes APC (since on Tapatalk you can’t see it) 67 (77%) - no 20 (23%) - yes Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk |
Originally Posted by feltf4
(Post 3191380)
you haven’t included JBPwives which is the vote that matters.
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Originally Posted by feltf4
(Post 3191380)
you haven’t included JBPwives which is the vote that matters.
True true Last I heard it was pretty negative there too. My wife isn’t a member[emoji2369] Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk |
Originally Posted by nuball5
(Post 3191326)
It looks like $14 billion in additional payroll support for the airline sector is picking up steam in Washington. I wonder if that changes the dynamics of the LOA at all, most notably the furlough protection.
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Originally Posted by johnqpilot
(Post 3191401)
In recurrent they said that any additional government relief shifts the decision date. So if the decision date is now Nov 1st, two months of gov. support would shift that two months into the future.
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Originally Posted by Flyhayes
(Post 3191403)
Where is that in writing?
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Originally Posted by Boomer
(Post 3191417)
Contracts can be wrong. Promises are what we need now.
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Originally Posted by Flyhayes
(Post 3191403)
Where is that in writing?
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2. If additional Government support becomes available after the effective date of this LOA, the Company and the Association shall mutually agree to an appropriate adjustment to the date the Company may terminate Paragraph H herein pursuant to this Paragraph J to a later date.
I originally said I couldn’t find it. Turns out I need to read slower. |
Everyone is a no until it's a yes. No one wants to admit to a yes because you get the blowhards calling yes voters sell-outs, morons, etc (CBA voters). Sad you can't voice your vote on what's best for you without having a-holes jumping down your throat. That being said, I'm a hell no on this one.
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Originally Posted by say again
(Post 3191433)
Everyone is a no until it's a yes. No one wants to admit to a yes because you get the blowhards calling yes voters sell-outs, morons, etc (CBA voters). Sad you can't voice your vote on what's best for you without having a-holes jumping down your throat. That being said, I'm a hell no on this one.
Already have one “no” vote submitted. |
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